11-05-23 12:24 PM
Customer | Customer Name | Transcation Limit |
1 | A | -123.00 |
2 | B | 877.00 |
3 | C | 34.00 |
4 | D | -456.00 |
5 | E | 543.00 |
6 | F | 76.00 |
7 | G | -23.00 |
8 | H | 23.00 |
9 | I | -987.00 |
11-05-23 02:14 PM
Hi rajsudhapriya,
Not sure if it is every one. I feel some of the statements in your questions is contradicting.
When ' A' and 'B' are combined it should be '754' which is greater than transaction limit but in the statement you mentioned it is not.
Based on the question if I understand shared customers are combining two customers
Ex:i will check some thing like A+B,A+C,A+D... similarly B+C, B+D.... after adding te respectively values if those are greater than transaction limit i would consider as shared customers
How do you want to filter do you want to filter in collection or do you want to filter in excel both can be achieved
For filtering collection you might need to use filter action in collection manipulation for excel you might need to write code stage if those filter in excel is not present in the default ms excel vbo
16-05-23 09:00 AM
@Harish M
Review all customers in which the "Transcation Limit" is greater than 0. If greater than 0, copy entire row and paste onto new tab
Note that there are some customers that are Partners.
Customer | Customer Name | Amt Over Credit Limit |
1001 | A | 1,234.00 |
2034 | B | 43.00 |
4563 | C | 765.00 |
4973 | D | (654.00) |
5321 | E | 987.00 |
7894 | F | -45.00 |
7654 | G | 765.00 |
8123 | H | -10,876.00 |
9654 | I | 765.00 |
Customer no | Customer name |
4563 | C |
4973 | D |
7654 | G |
8123 | H |
16-05-23 01:53 PM
how do you know how to pair up the customer transactions? That logic seems unclear here,
Customer | Customer Name | Amt Over Credit Limit |
1001 | A | 1,234.00 |
2034 | B | 43.00 |
4563 | C | 765.00 |
4973 | D | (654.00) |
5321 | E | 987.00 |
7894 | F | -45.00 |
7654 | G | 765.00 |
8123 | H | -10,876.00 |
9654 | I | 765.00 |
How do you know which letters to combine here to get under the [limit]? Can you combine any two or is it always in pairs like ab, cd, ef, gh etc?